TenTrade has appointed Tosin (Deborah) Oladimeji as Business Development Manager for West Africa, strengthening its commercial team as the multi-asset trading company continues to expand its presence and partnership network.
Oladimeji announced her appointment through LinkedIn, describing the move as an opportunity to take on a wider territory and greater responsibility while continuing to focus on relationship building, partnership development, and sustainable business growth
The appointment brings Oladimeji’s experience across financial markets, client management, business development, negotiations, and strategic partnerships to TenTrade’s regional growth efforts.
In her new position, Oladimeji will focus on developing business opportunities and strengthening TenTrade’s relationships with clients and partners.
Her professional background has been centered on building partnerships, managing client relationships, developing businesses, and identifying commercial opportunities within the financial markets industry. In announcing her appointment, she highlighted relationship building and turning partnerships into meaningful business growth as key areas she plans to continue developing in her new role.
The appointment comes as TenTrade continues investing in regional business development capabilities.
TenTrade currently lists a Business Development Manager position for Nigeria as part of its recruitment strategy, with responsibilities including identifying new commercial opportunities, developing strategic partnerships, building local market strategies, managing client relationships, and conducting market analysis.
These priorities align closely with Oladimeji’s experience and her stated focus on building partnerships and developing new markets.
The company’s broader trading ecosystem provides access to forex, indices, commodities, shares, and cryptocurrencies, alongside trading technology, funded trading opportunities, and support services. TenTrade says its platform currently serves more than 250,000 registered clients worldwide and provides access to more than 200 trading instruments.
Oladimeji’s appointment gives TenTrade a dedicated business development presence focused on identifying opportunities and building relationships across the region.
Her experience in business development and client engagement is expected to support efforts to connect the company with new partners while developing long-term commercial relationships.
TenTrade describes community as one of the core elements of its business model, bringing together traders, educators, and partners through its global network. The company also emphasizes technology, transparency, and professional support as part of its trading ecosystem.
The move to TenTrade represents a new milestone in Oladimeji’s career within the financial markets sector.
As Business Development Manager – West Africa, she will bring together her experience in partnerships, negotiations, client management, and business growth while taking responsibility for developing opportunities across a broader regional market.
